- California versions
- 4
- Caliber
- 9mm
- Barrel lengths
- 3.6", 4"
- Newest addition
- Oct 2026
Is the Staccato HD legal in California?
Yes. 4 versions of the Staccato HD are on the California DOJ Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale as of October 26, 2026, so California dealers can sell those exact versions new. Only the specific versions listed on this page are certified: a different finish, barrel length or caliber that is not listed is off-roster and can only be bought through a private party transfer at a licensed dealer.
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Staccato HD versions on the California roster
| Photo | Version | Caliber | Barrel | Capacity | MSRP | Guns.com | On roster since |
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HD C3.6 | 9mm | 3.6" | — | — | Search → | Oct 2026 |
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HD C4X | 9mm | 4" | — | — | Search → | Oct 2026 |
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HD P4 | 9mm | 4" | — | — | Search → | Oct 2026 |
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P4 | 9mm | 4" | — | — | Search → | Oct 2026 |
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About the Staccato HD
Staccato, based in Georgetown, Texas, manufactures the HD (Home Defense) as a full-size, double-stack 2011-pattern pistol chambered in 9mm. It is purpose-built for home defense and duty use, emphasizing a higher-capacity grip frame and a robust, practical feature set compared to Staccato's competition-oriented models.
How the California versions differ
- The HD C3.6 carries a compact 3.6-inch barrel, making it the shortest and most concealable option in this roster group.
- The HD C4X features a 4-inch barrel in a compact frame configuration, offering a middle ground between concealability and sight radius.
- The HD P4 pairs a 4-inch barrel with Staccato's full-size P-pattern frame, providing a larger grip suitable for duty or home defense roles.
- The P4 listing (without the HD prefix) also carries a 4-inch barrel and 9mm chambering; buyers should verify exact finish, grip, and optics-cut details directly with a dealer or Staccato, as roster listings do not capture every specification difference.
- All four listed versions are chambered in 9mm and appear on the California DOJ handgun roster.
Who it suits
The Staccato HD family is well suited to home defenders and duty-focused shooters who want a high-capacity 2011-style pistol, with the shorter C3.6 also serving those who prioritize a more compact profile.